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5.7K views · 138 reactions | The only time I don’t mind that slurping sound! I could watch them all day. | Salt River Ranch | Facebook

Beginning Sept. 16, 2026, the water level of Canyon Lake will be lowered for approximately 16 weeks for critical dam safety inspections and maintenance. @tontonationalforest will close the lake, including all boat ramps and access points, during this time. We work with the @bureau_of_reclamation to perform these safety measures every 20 years to ensure dam safety and water reliability for our 2.5 million Valley residents. | Salt River Project

After all the winter storms this month, Salt River Project (SRP) meteorologist Bo Svoma went to one of the more than ten SRP weather observation sites on the Salt and Verde watersheds, known as SNOTELS, to measure the snow. It’s part of a bi-monthly trek to the high country to gather key data, determining how the snow may benefit the state’s water supply. | ABC15 Arizona

Salt River Project has a long-standing partnership with The Salvation Army Metro Phoenix to support their local community. Most recently, employees volunteered at The Salvation Army Phoenix Family Services Office through SRP’s “We Work Wednesdays” program, which encourages team-based volunteering during the workweek. This initiative highlights SRP’s strong commitment to community involvement and demonstrates how businesses can make a meaningful local impact. This National Volunteer Week, conside